Ogatsu-suzuri originated around the 14th century. Suzuri (an inkstone) is an implement made from a claylike stone and used in calligraphy. An ink stick is rubbed on the inkstone with a small amount of water. The surface of the inkstone, though it appears smooth to the naked eye, works just like a file. This is due to the elements, such as quartz, copper, and iron, contained in the stone.
Ogatsu-suzuri originated around the 14th century. Suzuri (an inkstone) is an implement made from a claylike stone and used in calligraphy. An ink stick is rubbed on the inkstone with a small amount of water. The surface of the inkstone, though it appears smooth to the naked eye, works just like a file. This is due to the elements, such as quartz, copper, and iron, contained in the stone.
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Echizen-uchihamono is said to have originated at the beginning of the 14th century. Craftsmen went to various places to collect lacquer sap for the lacquerware production industry nearby. At the same time they peddled sickles with the took with them. In this way they expanded their market for sickles throughtout Japan. Kitchen kneves, sickles, hatchets, and garden shears are manufactured ufilizing their highly specialized techniques.
Echizen-uchihamono is said to have originated at the beginning of the 14th century. Craftsmen went to various places to collect lacquer sap for the lacquerware production industry nearby. At the same time they peddled sickles with the took with them. In this way they expanded their market for sickles throughtout Japan. Kitchen kneves, sickles, hatchets, and garden shears are manufactured ufilizing their highly specialized techniques.
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Mumyoi ware is made from red clay containing a large amount of iron oxide called “Mumyoi-do,” and was first produced in the early 19th century as Raku ware in red color mixed with Mumyoi-do, and the present Mumyoi ware, fired at high temperature and hardness, was completed in the Meiji period.
In principle, clay and glaze materials produced on Sado Island should be used, but with the advancement of technology and the ingenuity of potters over the years, glaze materials and forms have become more diverse in recent years, and each kiln produces products with different characteristics.
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